Battery and green energy counters exhibited a mixed but resilient performance on 25 August 2025, driven by large gains in CLN Energy Ltd and High Energy Batteries. The investor interest in the battery storage and clean-tech space remains robust, indicating optimism around India’s accelerating energy transition. CLN Energy Ltd, a leader there, was the day’s top gainer, rising 4.57% to close at ₹570. Purchases are mainly focused on the company’s renewable-linked portfolio. High Energy Batteries also had a strong day up 2.34% to ₹650 again due to relentless optimism in niche battery innovators focused on defense and EV applications.
Among other battery pack significant players, some modest recoveries were demonstrated by Eveready Industries India Ltd, which gained 1.09% to ₹439.5, and Exide Industries, which added 1.06% to ₹400.25. Collectively an impressive performance by these battery players shows consistent support from investors for the battery value chain’s established and most understood names.
On the broader clean-tech front, some stocks traded mildly lower. HBL Engineering Ltd eased 2.54% to ₹780.3, while Panasonic Energy India fell 1.83% to ₹338.35. Amara Raja Energy, another heavyweight in the battery space, slipped marginally by 0.12% to ₹986.55, largely viewed as a routine profit-booking move. Tata Power, a bellwether of India’s renewable sector, edged down 0.61% to ₹383.25.
Analysts noted that despite a few declines, the broader battery stocks theme remains firmly positive. The double-digit increases in major stocks in clean energy like CLN Energy and High Energy Batteries suggest confidence from both institutional and retail investors alike. In addition, with India’s accelerated adoption of EVs and storage solutions, battery stocks should continue to be the focus of market sentiment.
Key Highlights – August 25
- Top Gainer: CLN Energy Ltd (+4.57%)
- Other Strong Performers: High Energy Batteries (+2.34%), Eveready Industries India Ltd (+1.09%), Exide Industries (+1.06%)
- Mild Decliners: HBL Engineering (-2.54%), Panasonic Energy India (-1.83%), Amara Raja Energy (-0.12%), Tata Power (-0.61%)
Overall, battery stocks re-iterated their importance as a driver of growth in the clean energy market, with investors obviously making a play for the longer term upside of storage and clean mobility.
